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    Birth control and euthanasia are two very controversial methods that are used in different zoos around the world to control their animal population. Zoos in the United States participate in contraceptive methods where they would give their female animals birth control pills that prevent them from being able to reproduce. Their reasoning for this is that by actively preventing the birth of unwanted offspring, they can control the population of the zoo and avoid reaching their carrying capacity. This

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    Abortion There truly is not a more controversial or passionate debate as the one on abortion. This issue is completely unique due to the firm line between groups that support or are against it. Whichever side a person finds themselves on, usually for many reasons, it becomes a fierce and firm position that will not waiver. In this case I am glad that people are so passionate, a human life is at stake. This subject should bring great feelings and beliefs up. I would be completely sickened if abortion

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    The wolverine, no not the popular Marvel Comics X-Men, but the Gulo gulo or their North American subspecies Gulo luscus. It is the largest member of the weasel family and very possibly the most ferocious. The wolverine looks very similar to a small bear and one of their many nicknames happen to be devil bear. They are of the Mutelidae family which consists of animals like the weasel, otter, mink, badger, and more. Adult wolverine’s weight ranges between twenty to fifty-five pounds, around the size

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    “Industrial and urban development destroy, modify, or degrade natural habitat” (Ray 16). The theme of fragmentation, as described and qualified by author Janisse Ray, is a prevalent element in her text, Pinhook. Specifically, in this quote from the book, the theme of fragmentation and the divisions that result from the methods of human control over nature are apparent, like the work of the corporate sector of the economy. The formation of an economy, the production of goods and services, and a

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    My topic sentence is introducing one of the main points that explain the thesis of why I believe that Ishmael taught me how humanity will survive when we learn how the hierarchy is destroying us. Dominance is a failed product of the Takers because higher beings’ mindset is to only think greatly about themselves and anyone or anything with traits that are lower quality are deemed weak. Learning the lesson that we are equal to the tiniest organisms can help change our story for the better. The Leavers

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    Penguins Research Paper

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    A penguin is a bird that is typically found in Antartica that is flightless but can swim fast in arctic waters. Humans are fascinated with the flightless bird with dense flippers because we think they mate for life which is a goal most humans strive to accomplish in their lifetimes. However, it is not plausible that penguins mate for life because the majority of the animals in the animal kingdom, including humans, do not mate for life so why should they? It is not plausible that penguins mate for

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    With the development of technology, those people who are infertile can choose surrogacy to have their own baby. Most of the countries ban commercial surrogacy, meanwhile a small number of countries such as the United States, India, and Russia allow commercial surrogacy (Winddance, 2015). It is grateful to have a newborn baby, but the commercial surrogacy is distorting the original essence of it. I think the commercial surrogacy is rotting the society and increasing social problems. In order to support

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    Spemann Organizer

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    In the year 1924 a paper was published by Hans Spemann and Hilde Mangold, this paper was known as the, “Organizer Paper” (Sander and Faessler, 2001). The Spemann- Mangold organizer, is also known as Spemann Organizer. This experiment showed the initiation of Siamese twins in a transplant experiment with salamander eggs (Robertis 2008). While doing this experiment, Mangold and Spemann called the dorsal blastopore lip in gastrulating frog embryo “the organizer”, the job of the organizer is for initiation

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    Why Is Cloning Wrong

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    The Process of Cloning The belief of cloning is morally wrong to those who are religious because it is a god-like power, but it has been studied for decades on end. Until recently, cloning was merely a dream, but the first successful clone was a sheep that was named Dolly, which took place on 1996. Over the years, cloning, has become more advanced and sophisticated but will only advance further as both science and technology advance. An author by the name of R. Dobson had written “…A family of genetically

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    Surrogacy Controversy

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    further understood. An example of a new form of reproductive technology is surrogacy. The act of a woman conceiving and carrying an embryo or fetus for an individual or a couple is defined as surrogacy (White, 2016). The ethics of this method of reproduction with the nuances of potential payment options and the effects on the parties involved, has to evolve with the updates in technology and knowledge. The controversy surrounding surrogacy is in relation to the legality and ethics of paying a surrogate

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